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Harley Benton MA-5 Miniamp Mini Amplifier for Electric Guitar 1 x 3" 5W Black

Harley Benton MA-5 Miniamp Mini amplifier for electric guitar. Its small size makes it ideal to have with you at all times and be able to practice wherever you are. In this case, it has a 1 x 3" speaker and has a power of 5W. See full description

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Description

Harley Benton MA-5 Miniamp Mini amplifier for electric guitar. Its small size makes it ideal to have with you at all times and be able to practice wherever you are. In this case, it has a 1 x 3" speaker and has a power of 5W.

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Specifications

Specifications

Power
5 W
Suitable For
for Electric Guitar
Type
Mini
Speaker
1 x 3"
Lamps
No
Colour
Black

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  • damoclesword
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    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    I bought it because of its price. You can't find something so cheap with a 5W speaker. For comparison, Marshall's portable starts at 29€ and it's only 1W.
    So, the positives are definitely the price and the volume of the speaker.
    The negatives: it's cheap plastic construction, it seems quite fragile if it falls down. The battery cover at the back doesn't fit well. The Off/On/OD (overdrive) switch is not aligned with the indicators and it may appear that you have it on "on" when it's actually on OD. The clean channel of the sound has enough distortion on its own for some reason and the sound is muffled and metallic. Definitely not clean. In overdrive, things are better and it produces enough distortion for harder songs, without buzzing, etc., even at high volume.

    So, in conclusion, yes, it's cheap. Yes, it has volume (although not enough for a portable device). For clean sound without distortion, forget about it, it's not suitable. However, for hard rock/metal in overdrive, it will satisfy.

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  • I bought it because of its price. You can't find something so cheap with a 5W speaker. For comparison, Marshall's portable starts at 29€ and it's only 1W.
    So, the positives are definitely the price and the volume of the speaker.
    The negatives: it's cheap plastic construction, it seems quite fragile if it falls down. The battery cover at the back doesn't fit well. The Off/On/OD (overdrive) switch is not aligned with the indicators and it may appear that you have it on "on" when it's actually on OD. The clean channel of the sound has enough distortion on its own for some reason and the sound is muffled and metallic. Definitely not clean. In overdrive, things are better and it produces enough distortion for harder songs, without buzzing, etc., even at high volume.

    So, in conclusion, yes, it's cheap. Yes, it has volume (although not enough for a portable device). For clean sound without distortion, forget about it, it's not suitable. However, for hard rock/metal in overdrive, it will satisfy.

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Description & Specifications

Power
5 W
Suitable For
for Electric Guitar
Type
Mini
Speaker
1 x 3"
Lamps
No
Colour
Black

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Description

Harley Benton MA-5 Miniamp Mini amplifier for electric guitar. Its small size makes it ideal to have with you at all times and be able to practice wherever you are. In this case, it has a 1 x 3" speaker and has a power of 5W.

Manufacturer

Reviews (1)

  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 1
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • damoclesword
    3
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    I bought it because of its price. You can't find something so cheap with a 5W speaker. For comparison, Marshall's portable starts at 29€ and it's only 1W.
    So, the positives are definitely the price and the volume of the speaker.
    The negatives: it's cheap plastic construction, it seems quite fragile if it falls down. The battery cover at the back doesn't fit well. The Off/On/OD (overdrive) switch is not aligned with the indicators and it may appear that you have it on "on" when it's actually on OD. The clean channel of the sound has enough distortion on its own for some reason and the sound is muffled and metallic. Definitely not clean. In overdrive, things are better and it produces enough distortion for harder songs, without buzzing, etc., even at high volume.

    So, in conclusion, yes, it's cheap. Yes, it has volume (although not enough for a portable device). For clean sound without distortion, forget about it, it's not suitable. However, for hard rock/metal in overdrive, it will satisfy.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Power
    • Is it easy to transfer?
    • Value for money
    • Bass
    • Construction quality
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • I bought it because of its price. You can't find something so cheap with a 5W speaker. For comparison, Marshall's portable starts at 29€ and it's only 1W.
    So, the positives are definitely the price and the volume of the speaker.
    The negatives: it's cheap plastic construction, it seems quite fragile if it falls down. The battery cover at the back doesn't fit well. The Off/On/OD (overdrive) switch is not aligned with the indicators and it may appear that you have it on "on" when it's actually on OD. The clean channel of the sound has enough distortion on its own for some reason and the sound is muffled and metallic. Definitely not clean. In overdrive, things are better and it produces enough distortion for harder songs, without buzzing, etc., even at high volume.

    So, in conclusion, yes, it's cheap. Yes, it has volume (although not enough for a portable device). For clean sound without distortion, forget about it, it's not suitable. However, for hard rock/metal in overdrive, it will satisfy.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
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